New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

Struggling along in Indian fle Young Dukes start
was 80 bad and his weight go heavy that he never
got to the front Though Garrison did not seem 10 uo
in a hurry, and Mr.. Belmonts FLY Tarbouche won
easily, with Regulus second, a neck before Young
Duke II McGoldich, who rode Eufaula. tried 10 get
first second third place 1t was not apparent ener
TO the naked eye or to a field glass
In the selling race Ravelcr from Henners staDic
was well backed by deluded pubic as MS ru'lhne
this year has been good enough to win sucn race as
this But Hyslop, who role the COLI, tooh MS case
with him and so far could be seem was not at all
anxious either to win or to get near the front Hen
ners horses and Jockeys are too eccentric al Times.
Nothing but plain Straightforward business without
occenticities should be permitted at MONMOUTH ana
Hefner needs some plain, strong words OF warning
Referee %Su,s so Ss the ss saS
yesterday seemed at his mercy but his rdep
made him run too soon for horse of Referees weight,
and Referee tired 10 nothing at the finish and failed TO
get a place, Sam Emery, an outsider, taking the
prize.
Tho full catalogue of the Fairfax Stable horsesi
which vii be sold at Monmouth Park at noon of
Saturday, August 10, Champion Day, has been pub
shed Orinamme, CyclOps Gardey, Housatonic,
Hypasia and Slumber and some OF the Others should
bring good prices and all worthy of the careful
attention OF turimen
FIRST RAcE-HASDIcAp SWEEPSTAKES. s25 EACH, $3.50
ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGs
A. J. Cassatts Dr. c. Eolian. by Eous Caash yrs l0s
j. b MOrrs,cysb t. KalOcah churchl
SsS. h.: ss:: "a %efsssS 1
Fl fSriSs' E. 1885,
j. A MOTr's bT. JennlS B.; g ,.......(Hy'lOpj
Betting to wn-Be.s to T. Eolian to J. Florence
b B.1 o4 TO .ois:s 90 oan ovn Florence
Eaoelah nt TO Se M b. sO srd'aw"y to
GaTdey Ponco Young puks were wishsr,wn The
Birthday I'd to The 10 F'ni
ss. S@i he an'
to Ka1S1h Gpap 60, S on s su, H aSa
nsd n Isr ran so '
three had the finish 6sfwesn them EoIan OPP
s%s sapd
fusinG 10 try when pressed.
SECOND RAoE-RED BANK STAKES Two-YEAROLDs.
$50 EACH $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS Six
FURLoNGs.
Melbourne CHI aie by ral'so 19 S.si,.a lS
A. J. Ca..aii'. b. c. Now or Never los ichlTch
T ppeby 1tS 5chssOn on Tristan
Mrs. B. aaESI hCfIaTd sSa0 F iHs
A. j. o'''aif' ch c. raragG %.l lqs :'.'.''Hy'0p
nStHs to ic to To- SST It Sivi ssro
To- ], Tararoa 10 to /.
Faf,4s% Tristan to l. flIiaT1y 'oi' FisaFOS to
ssGy az Re. .
TOP enough had fallen affect the sonsl an
ons 1Gsisa having 'nS the
Ssl -, :siSnG
Garrison was extremely pa,isn calling avofe
" nearly % ss as he up r sGS
very wide moving up on the outside When
going well IN hand and looking al over winner AZ The fur
p@Ss mn between Now or Never and the rail asked Ga ct
% az h a os sre eo h
climbed Gaiiiets meek and lifted him 10 the front win.
Fordham third.
THIRD ;RAcE-PALIsADE STAKES THREE-YEARoLDs,
$50 EACH, 81 800 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. lis
DIVER Brothers Dr. Kingston By spendthrtt Kapanra
D D. %iii.r.s CHI C Iagrafd iii lcaT liz (da'r.on
0afwood stables Connsnar1 5Ol.....-.-;; thysop(
L. v Sn'aeA'' D. C. A' f%e"1O2
Betting TO winmKing'ton l to Lagsard to l. Come
Betting for Daee-KingsOn and LaGgard barred Come
stIideawav Roandsman and Sunbeam were Withdrawn.
Lasssrd slightly in the lead Passing tho ORDER
WA aggsrd neG. ds ana a Sa hs
passed but Immediately fe back McIaaea
the head OF the stretch Here there was general clos
thoy almost IN line AgSard stil having ite
few strides appeared to Se wing his opponents AT hnn
ded yards Mclaughlin called on the favorte and Kingston
post head Lagsaid lengths be-
fore Connemara third
FOURTH EACE-HASDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES S35 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED. liz MILES
H. WocdSTd og narH ,y9 by Bonnie sGoians
A. J. Cassatts b. C. Egrus. 4. ll5;;.-. lHaywaIdl z
Dryer Brothers b. ferNns T. ~ s-----(Ne"meyop
Betting EUrus to 5. Ferona TO l,
Gonfalon aud hamburg were withdrawn. The start was
prompt. led for strides Hayward drew him back
and FerOna went out 10 make the running. remain
Ing for % and A the saG 0 e
up venerable gedng in the along the back
stretch and though Eurus hung gamey enough B1rnum
passed him the head OF tho stretch without difficulty and
coming under
easy pull. HAYWARD called Eurus at the urIong AID
gained avOrite could him. and Bar
9Th ha Eurus second twenty lengths
before FerOBa
FIFTH RACF-SFAsIDE STAKES. WELLER HANDICAP
S25 EACH 5000 ADDED SIX FURLONGs
A.. b. TarDouche. by Kingnsher Toneques,
G. r. Perrys br. Regulus 2 (Warnke)
T. j. Fnns Young DIXIE. g. GARRISON
II. W Waldens Raymond 120......... isywaTd)
II. J. WoOdiord's Bin Buen, T. ttzp4irios)
f. w Hefners Dr. Eufaula j. 100 (McGOdrck)
W. Lovels Z. by RayOn dorLson. 2 loo
Tme-l 10 Ia
BETTING win-YOung Duke to TarbOuche 10 Raw
nnond to u colt IL j. Heguus IL